Difference between revisions of "Diné: Our Survival Is Bound To Theirs"
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| − | <b>Diné: Our Survival Is Bound To Theirs</b> is a zine curated by [[kuwa jasiri Indomela]] | + | <b>Diné: Our Survival Is Bound To Theirs</b> is a zine curated by genderqueer, multi-lingual Ghanaian, Cuban, Spanish, Zulu, Creole descendant, zinester and artistic community organizer[[kuwa jasiri Indomela]]. |
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| − | + | The zine is a curated collection of articles and other resources, which tell the story of the Diné / Dineh / Navajo people and their ongoing struggle to preserve their culture and way of life. | |
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| − | + | Brimming with stories and resources, its cover is graced by Native American activist Katherine Smith, whilst the zine itself comes with a packet of native North American flower seeds. | |
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Diné: Our Survival Is Bound To Theirs is a zine curated by genderqueer, multi-lingual Ghanaian, Cuban, Spanish, Zulu, Creole descendant, zinester and artistic community organizerkuwa jasiri Indomela.
The zine is a curated collection of articles and other resources, which tell the story of the Diné / Dineh / Navajo people and their ongoing struggle to preserve their culture and way of life.
Brimming with stories and resources, its cover is graced by Native American activist Katherine Smith, whilst the zine itself comes with a packet of native North American flower seeds.
